WWE Live show results
December 6, 2014
Fairfax, Va. at the Patriot Center
Report by Rachel Frampton, PWTorch reader

Eden starts the show by announcing that the WWE Universe can decide if they want the Dean Ambrose vs. Bray Wyatt match to be a Street Fight by tweeting #streetfightyes or #streetfightno. The National Anthem is then sung by Eden.

(1) U.S. champion Rusev (w/Lana) beat Jack Swagger via submission. Rusev and Lana are "not impressed" with Fairfax. Swagger comes out with USA chants from the crowd. The match starts and they fight in the ring for a little before Rusev and Lana try to leave up the ramp before Swagger runs up and drags Rusev back to the ring. Swaggerbomb to Rusev and a missed kick by Rusev leads to a Patriot Lock, but Rusev manages to grab the ropes. Accolade and Swagger taps out.

Post-match: Rusev goes for another Accolade, but Swagger powers out and bodyslams Rusev. Overwhelming "USA" chants throughout the match.

(2) Adam Rose beat Titus O'Neil. Rose with a slap to the behind of O'Neil before he exits the ring and dances with Eden. The crowd chants "Let's Go Titus," then The Bunny hops down the ramp and climbs up on the apron to be pushed off by O'Neil allowing Rose to hit him with a sunset flip into a roll-up. It looks like the finisher was messed up by someone. Rose helped the Bunny up and they walked back as O'Neil was yelling at the crowd and telling them to kiss his behind.

- Video Package for Connor's Cure.

(3) Naomi & Natalya beat Cameron & Summer Rae. Cameron and Natalya start off the match with Cameron staring at herself in her compact before Natalya takes it and uses it to distract her. They tag each other in and out. Natalya leads "Naomi" chants while she is waiting for the tag. Natalya tries to enter the ring and while the ref gets her out, Summer and Cameron double-team Naomi. Tags to Summer and Natalya, and a sharpshooter causes Summer to tap out.

(4) Big Show vs. Erick Rowan went to a double count-out. Cheers and "You Sold Out" chants for Big Show during his entrance. Big Show sounds a lot like Seth Rollins saying that he didn't sell out, he bought in. He continues to talk about how he did it for his family and his regret is how he is stuck in the ring with a freak (Rowan) and says that he doesn't know if Rowan's outfit makes him look like an escaped prisoner, a gardener, or a psychopath. He then continues to mock Steve Austin's "what" chant and says that "pardon" would be more popular. He says that he will finish Rowan's short career at TLC and calls him weak before slapping his sheep mask off. Finally, the match starts and eventually Show throws Rowan into the stairs resulting in a double count-out.

Afterward, Show takes the stairs into the ring promoting their match at TLC. Rowan bodyslams Show and then slams the stairs on Show. Rowan leaves, and Show tries to stand up and raise his fist but ends up falling backwards.

Eden promotes the merchandise and they go to a short intermission.

(5) Alex Riley beat Tyson Kidd (w/Natalya). It's the in-ring return of Alex Riley. Kidd stalls and shows off. A-Ry with some power moves and a dropkick. Kidd takes a fan's "I <3 Alex Riley" sign and rips it in half.
Nearfalls for both. Kidd stalls while A-Ry is down and asks for a kiss from Natalya. Sharpshooter to A-Ry, but he reaches the ropes. Kidd attempts a leg drop, but misses. A-Ry with a TKO and a roll-up. Great return match for Alex Riley.

- Bray Wyatt promos his match against Dean Ambrose. Bray talks about how you can't defeat an immortal being, and he tells Dean Ambrose to run.

(6) The Usos beat Goldust & Stardust. Stardust starts on the mic talking about spirit animals, a rift in time and space, and the loss of the cosmic key. The Usos come out and talk about how they and the crowd have no idea what he is talking about. They then remind Goldust and Stardust of Survivor series and how the lost the Tag Titles to The Miz and Damien Mizdow. They promote the WWE Network by talking about how the watched the match (and humiliation) for $9.99. The bell rings starting the match, and the crowd cheers for the Usos, but soon Goldust takes a mic and tells them to sit down and shut up because he is trying to work. Lots of "Uso" chants. Disaster Kick from Stardust to a nearfall. Stardust rolled up one of the Usos from behind and Uso rolled through for the pin.

- 97 percent of the vote went to a Street Fight fort the main event.

(7) Dean Ambrose beat Bray Wyatt in a Street Fight. Loud cheers when Ambrose's music hits. Early on, the crowd chants, "We Want Tables." Bray Wyatt grabs mic and says "What do you want?" and the crowd responds with "tables" a few times, but he says "no" and drops the mic. Wyatt breaks apart stairs and stands one up one the ramp and grabs Ambrose to throw him into it. Ambrose reverses and throws Wyatt into them. Dean Ambrose throws chairs into the ring while Wyatt rolls out of the ring and grabs a kendo stick. Wyatt sets the stick up on the turnbuckle pointing towards the center of the ring, and then pushes Ambrose's face into it. Ambrose then pulls a table out from under the ring and sets it up sideways next to a turnbuckle. Wyatt throws him into it, but the table did not break, only bent. The ref soon takes the table away. Wyatt brings out another table and sets it straight up next to a different turnbuckle, Ambrose pushes him onto it and climbs to the top rope and hits Wyatt with an elbow drop, breaking the table. Wyatt gets thrown into a chair propped up in the corner. Ambrose with a Dirty Deeds for the win.

- Best match of the night: Ambrose vs. Wyatt.
- Loudest Cheers: Dean Ambrose.
- Loudest Boos: Rusev.

[Torch art credit Travis Beaven (c) PWTorch.com]

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